New Danube Bridge in Linz

The HABAU GROUP connects. In Linz, our steel construction expert MCE is building the New Danube Bridge, an important piece of infrastructure for the city. Around 8,000 tonnes of steel are being used for the 400-metre-long, 33.7-metre-wide and 15-metre-high structure.

New Danube Bridge in Linz - 24 February 2021 - Floating out the first bridge section © Gregor Hartl

New Danube Bridge in Linz under construction at night © Gregor Hartl

New Danube Bridge in Linz - Steel and installation construction

New Danube Bridge in Linz under construction at night © Gregor Hartl

New Danube Bridge in Linz © Gregor Hartl

Length: 400 meters

Width: 33,7 meters

Height: 15 meters

Material: 8000 tons of steel

Construction time: 2020 - 20XX

An important piece of infrastructure for the city of Linz: The New Danube Bridge is 400 metres long and 33.7 metres wide. With two lanes, the generously dimensioned suspension/composite bridge is large enough to accommodate modern mobility needs: for private motorised transport, cyclists as well as pedestrians and local public transport. >>>>

An important piece of infrastructure for the city of Linz: The New Danube Bridge is 400 metres long and 33.7 metres wide. With two lanes, the generously dimensioned suspension/composite bridge is large enough to accommodate modern mobility needs: for private motorised transport, cyclists as well as pedestrians and local public transport. >>>>

An important piece of infrastructure for the city of Linz: The New Danube Bridge is 400 metres long and 33.7 metres wide. With two lanes, the generously dimensioned suspension/composite bridge is large enough to accommodate modern mobility needs: for private motorised transport, cyclists as well as pedestrians and local public transport. >>>>

An important piece of infrastructure for the city of Linz: The New Danube Bridge is 400 metres long and 33.7 metres wide. With two lanes, the generously dimensioned suspension/composite bridge is large enough to accommodate modern mobility needs: for private motorised transport, cyclists as well as pedestrians and local public transport. >>>>